Living out your mission

[John32241]

Hello,

My reality is that in every moment "how" I focus on what presents itself to me matters more than what I am choosing to do.

I would define "how" as the divine being incarnate who represents far more than this particular physical reality.

My truest mission is to integrate all that I Am. This goes Far Beyond any thing I may be doing.

John

[skygazer]

I second John's stance...brings to mind the adage , "the personal is political" even though I never lived through it. My true work is integration.

[LadyMay]

Originally Posted by sarek

You are right, missions are very different. My TF is a gridworker as well so her work does not as much depend on interaction. Like yourself, she does have an online presence to share with others.

My own mission is different. I do not work with energies apart from my being part of a TF energetic union.
As an individual I am more of a counsellor, advisor, healer and thinker. Presumably at some stage, other mission elements will become clear.

Another aspect is simply the fact that no matter what specific mission each of us has, our primary mission is always to actualise our true self. If we succeed in doing only that, but nothing else, we will still have done what we came for.

I do think my mission may be in parts. Not sure, seems like I'm a gridworker for now. Future might be different, though maybe I will still be a gridworker but I will build upon that with other work too.

And yes definitely true, the first mission is always soul-actualisation and as you said, by doing that we do our assigned work too. They go hand in hand. Like in a group the leader will always assign the right person for the job. Say they need a cook, they will find someone with cooking experience. It's the same with missions. I must have done gridwork plenty of times before.

[Bluescreens]

"You can’t fix something that’s not broken, so why view Earth as anything else?"

Good line. However, it's not that the planet isn't broken, it's that many people are desensitized and it is not necessarily their fault that they are this way.

It's not that you have to abandon your vision for reality. Life exists to exist, it doesn't have reason or purpose. It just is. We are much like that in this life, we just are, and what we do with it is completely up to us!

If I could I'd choose to conform, so I can learn its ways and then apply it to the Earth for humanity to transcend what has been holding us back. I don't think the world is wrong, it's perfect when we want it to be. But I also think that it can be improved, even if it is not broken... making these dreams a reality would be my ultimate goal. Not sure which one but I certainly like your post~

[H:O:R:A:C:E]

Originally Posted by Bluescreens

It's not that you have to abandon your vision for reality. Life exists to exist, it doesn't have reason or purpose. It just is. We are much like that in this life, we just are, and what we do with it is completely up to us!

i disagree. but in a nice way

[Bluescreens]

Originally Posted by H:O:R:A:C:E

i disagree. but in a nice way

Oh, and you have the right to! If we all shared the same views life wouldn't be interesting and there would be no point to having opinions!

[athribiristan]

I don't particularly identify with any of those various labels, though many of the descriptions do sound an awful lot like me. My personal approach is to hold space for the world I would like to see and to exemplify that world in my daily life while more or less ignoring the 'real' world and completely doing my own thing. I'm working up (albeit very slowly) to my crowning (literally) achievement of claiming statehood for my House and truly being the King of my own castle.